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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06
rewuTap1nIF IcTsox.

The action Of Mayor Minor in appeal
ms TO the HsoselaEy Of She Treasury to
station lhe revenus cutter Bear where
pfe can be Of aasisiance 10 PoRes Sound
Singing dafiug The coming winter,
win meet with general eouamendattan,
nos only on The Sound, bat a San
Francisco. where action viii doabtlsss
be taken ia support Of the request. The
many disasters thai befsll vessels &c
inc b aud from Puget Sound durinR
last winter are not forgotten. All hope
that there may net be another such fue-
cesaion OF horrors. bus all realize shai
/. is within the bounds Of possibility
thal there shall be. The recently re-
ported wreck o. The Duohess Of ArFyls
l. not. We hete. q waKnang q What may
be expeolad during the months b come
II there are 80 be disasters. certainly
robody desires 70 zee distressed vessels
abandoned 10 their fate. Tho utsel
worshlssaness Of tie Oliver woleolt Al
she Il commanded al present 70 aueeol
distressed vessels or 10 perform ans
osher useful service h veil known. I
d Ia every Was desirable that govern
msns vessel BE- Stationed in souns
wateFs whose eaptaln IL nos afraid =
laka her outside Of the straits when
ID reported thai an American vessel OF
fos that matter. any vessel, is In nee
az assistance.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06


Tia 81 tieai onngnss b RsIila2niphlA
= mcss shnn nsuaaIy anlmalea tbs yeaz,
and ~ Danocrsls an esifzlsttg rssssi
md 70 sonns peeuIink me1hn1H "a hshalf
e lhsIr eandlesisz I1s Phiiadslenis
Pnss eaupinins bsdnnss maiaar sent
lhroaeh he posieGes addsssssd % ~
EspnblIsan esnfral comnfftee isnot d.
Iips1sd % ibuus 10 Whnn Il b adarsass4s
~ 4 hasdt9 ossE 10 sha Dsmoszatis
coumiltse 10 be used as ths uxiRancies
81 ne esiaation sse.n - seqeile. q
enc inslanes 3 fslssr uaa adfasasnd by
tie ehafrnunn % the Republioau COM
mitlss 10 one u iss members and vas
matisa b fhe ehairman IN person. In
stead II being peopeEIy delivered % the
uasu 20 uhon Il waa addressed, Il was
81 ensd by somabody IN sympathy uilh
- nsmserais an3 sppsaFsd n fan in
ths 1lmss Of tie next morning. The
nnn 10 whom Il uas addressed neFsR
rsosiyed Il and woald probably never
have knawn Of Its exisiHnce hsd The
Democrats not kindly pablished It for
hIr. Sash naersnt instances Of the
nfa6silion Of the pablia series 70 po-
lItisal nsns are fnrsuHaisly unknown
sxoept wheu ths dsmoessiia party il IN
nouef.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

THO Hspublican central oenamissee
lsss evening nominassd Thonss !.
nants = candidate Cor Ne hsnss Of
nevsassntatlves 70 aIi The vacancy
esrssd byshs deash Of Hoa. Patrick
HsElosan. NJ. HINES was anpof he
I.oialsttss sand dates Of the hsunbliesn
parly dsrsns the campaiEn ef last year
eud, shoueh be shared he gsnerai DE-
feat. nads maenl1sent c.nsa1s, made
hosss 81 frssnds IN aii paris q ne eouzi-
~ ana ssn several hnndEsd voi1s hhead
u he stkak candidates 90 the tisket-
Hwaa lhe unanimous opinton Of he
COMMITTEES hat be should agetn bseons
shs Repuhlioan eAn6idale. Itwas COO.
sidsrsa denblfui. however, wheiher Nc.
Hamea could oonssns 70 have De name
senin soms befosa the pahlie. Ihs
committees therefore salssd e. hlm e.
he hoass. and after SOME pselnR per
saaded hin 10 become she ntpnslioan
stsndasa haarer. Mr.. HugeS YES not
ID any sdnss M aspiFans for the once
for whi1h BE- thus becomes esndidaie.
ana sts unsasnafion comes % htm en-
tlssly nnsslieiisd.
NJ, Hnmes has had experisnoe in The
lerisIafass az Kansas and i 10 every
wsy qaslIaed 10 represent KinR oounay
d 10 aonnoils Of the territory with
credit alias 10 the connty end 70 Kim
eli. Hasa clear ana logisna thinker,
4 fasesbis apoaker and a mas Of un-
Questioned honesty. lie nhoald Be-. and
tha PosT Isrn1L1aKs0KR fully believes
shas be VIII be, elected By large ms
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

a washinatou coErsapondent. in
writing q sha psEsonaI habits Of Pres
Cent cleveland. says: "Hs always, or
nnarlg alwayR writes bis apeechsa." Is
& wall fkat he qualifying .phfass was
inkssied. II the correspondent had
aiaked bis reputation on tha bald
statement that President Cleveland AZ
ways writes his speeches he would have
bean ruined. Il i possible that the
president has written few speeehes In
the course Of his careaz, but Il must
have bsin before be hseAme acquainted
with Colonel Daniel Ianonl and 10
fsre the AMERICAN cselopsdia vas
issued. To say that be writes bis
spssshss nov 10 9 paipable falsshood,
unless the correspondents means TO con-
yey the iasa THAI he copies them with
hh oeu hand from The pages Of the
Amesiean Cyelapsdia. This. Of coarse,
Is possible, Tor Mr.. Cleveland 10 an IN
dustrioas man. and, besides, The act Of
cpyinR speech 10 q great aid In oom-
mlltine Il to memory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

UaitaFiaa eczvice, PythIan HAli--Rsy. SAN.
mel Elios Vii pfeach today at II 4 N. All e.,
cordially InYiied
Methodist Protestant Church. corner Of Sc.
ond ana Madison streets. Rev. CLARK Davis
pastor-Preaching a II 9. N. ana s.s0 D, -
~ ths pastor. toung peoples nesting st
.. Q. sanaaE school At i2s15 D. N. an ara
cordially inVitsd b thsss services.
eusaish Luth@an 0hzRuh. Thlr.a street nsal
PIka. nsv. @. A. Andersen, pasaer-sWsIiIsh
srsices a II .. N. and f.sO ,. n. tsdnT. Ena.
Ian prsarhirgas 8 .. n, By Rev. q. hove.
Presbyterian church. soEnar Of Third ana
MaaIgsR streess--seryices today a. n !. n an
100 ,. n - fay. 4. Aarcsllas. Touag peu-
pless MeeitnR Il 80 p .. sabbath school Ct
f3S0 ~ N
Fira Msshodfst Etlsoopsl Church. Rev. A.
J. Hanson. p2ninr-Ssgyioea held Ia the Younr
Meas ChKisfian Association Hail, corner Rrouf
and spFasg atFesaa. during the erection o. Us
nsB eeescA, 9oaeEal claes e los.m. Preach.
ns ssdAy :. " Y z g 90 ? p 3 he pastor.
union q p N esrdal Invitation 20 an.
seuth Seattle Oapel. Mai and weller
slrssts-sahday sehoot. p m, foIlosed b
shost religious services. Al inviss1.
Fra 0azmaa Rsfsrmsa Church. eornsr e.
Seventh and charrT atrssss. Rss. g. 0Eaodsl.
pnSt0r-DfVlne service ever Hnn6ay e II
n. and 7 p n. Eun6Ay 6chool & 70 4 y.
Prayer meeting WainsAday evening al ia,
Meeting for mi4ioa purposes 8 TO ,. %.
ever Erst saturday Of toe manth. 0srmnzs
Are cordially inyifea % the aauvs msst.agN
Christlnn chureh, seasca strees, bsswsea
ThErd and F0aFth. Rev. q. q. Moss. pasfnr--
REsaehins a II 4 n. aud I'd ,. n SUNDAY
sehoei e y 40. Teashsra' naestiss On rass-
$3.50, $780,, .ra..,.., e..,..s. 49,,
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Oar citizens should not permit the
dry dock protest 10 aleep. Action u
necessary II Il u 70 be made . success.
ana IL must be pFompt action ~ that.
Alreads steamboats, which were built In
Seattle and which have always before
been repaired here have been sent 70
other places for repairs. ana many
thousand dollars whioh waald naturally
have bsea expended In this city have
been expended elsewhere. The number
OF people Ia this city WIS dseend
directly sor iivehhooa aponthe work
incident 10 The bailaipa and aapAls Of
seassls Il very large. and anlssa they are
20 Be drlven frem seattle and con-
osiled 10 seek hemes elsewhere, u uill
b necessary TO construct 4 dry deck as
RAPIDLY e. pessihle.
The Poar- fsTNs1laSScSn eannel has
aoaba WHISTLER The eoamlttee Who have
haA aha matter in their charge bavs
done their fun duty By The eisy. They
we're appointed al n rnesains Al Which u
uaa decided 10 organise q company
With a capital Of afty thousand doilaFs
for the purpose Of baildine . dry deeh.
Almost half Of ths stock waa subscribed
AZ once. Aad tha easamastse waa 80
pointed 10 solicit ssbseriptions Cor the
seaaaindss with every prospeei that in
a few DAYS he entire anaani wouid Be
subssribaA. and thas within q seek all
aha pFelimlaAFy arrangements for The
s0astrucsion eg The dock voald Be COM
pistaa.
10 The sannities have done anything
il the uaAlfes sinss ths eyealns on
whloA they were Apyoinssa, shs faes il
nos apparent. Tesy certainly have not
addicted sabsosipGionsao the soaapany's
aaock. 10 ell appearances they have
allowed she matter 10 rest. and that,
go, wiah0ui being Ahle 10 give any Fsa-
aou Cor their inAslsvsty, In consequence
u tAla inAcaisIty several thoasand dol
ian uAssA aAoaid hase been sxpended
amoae Seattle mtehanios and w0Fkine
men have been expended elsewhere. II
the ussmbsFa q TIE pFsssRt committee
aupsSt 10 % ahsad with thsss work.
abey shonia DO 20 a. anee. II they Do
ao,. sher aAoald sss % a. onea and sive
way 10 thoea VIA will seattle aoea
ual Sxpsat InAsliyisy and aslaT % she
part 81 Der sona ia = saitsE Of - great
imaestAnca.
i 10 b hop<a thai tks Santisasen
who eompoas his somniisss I'll - %
wark Niskoat iuEshsr delay ana thai
hsfsfe ne end q the pssaaHs vssk she
entire enszna q sie>k uili Il sab.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

A number Of the eastern papers de-
nounes the arrest Of half dozen In
dian horse thieves BY the authorities
Of Arizona. a. q shameful outrage"
and the Indian officials Of the territory
are said 10 be greatly wrought 10 over
the unprecedented event. II the thieves
In question Ind been white men, their
arrest woald have excited no comment
whatever. and vOuld have been regard
ed as matter Of course, bat 10 eastern
philanshropists and government OH
Gals Of certain class an Indian ia a
sacred object and Is not under any cir
oumstances to be touched By the con-
terminating hands Of an officer Of the
fam
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CANADIAN OPINIONS ~ chan.
RRRLAIN.

me Oanadian newspapers continue
10 express the most anfaNerable opin-
ions Of Joseph Chamberlain, Who has
been sent 10 America BY Salisbury 70
ssifls their fisheries dispute faE then.
A number Of the most influential jour
mails insist that he Is untitled By dispo-
sition and temperament 10 oOnduct TO q
favorable Issue an important and deli
cate negotiation and that be Is not Ia
any sense friend Of Canada or Of The
Canadian people. With the American
people a. his opponents and heartiIS
dIaliked BY his allies, the path Of Mr.
Chamberlain q a diplOmatiss bids faiI
10 be thorny one.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

uaa sun1ll wsehn afinr tl.na 49,. =,
nol hansll On The stress - Ses : -
- 1lsA 1naa vas ne Anl - Nss
1919 q .ss sfpoi1lmaut as IS :.
o1ee ws1se e Cinfk kass usBSlen - !.
copI Or ne fecord. NJ. OH.l~r'' 3.
pklea th4t no snaA apnnsn1.ss.s
eppeare1 % iAs reeal1 go
afterwards Developed sk,l
seelscted - snler d nn1 - y.
refused % certify 70 ths srrss.,''''.'..
AeeardiIaGly the Attornera - -. +.
p lne matter and Chisf Tn1liss l...
and tncaa Lasgford were a1H~s - ~
VITA Judge Allyn II disss1ins 49, ~.
entry b. made. This theg q 49,
inc ibas q oommission - s1rst - -
from the time Of HE arlrinai arss'..'
meat.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

y. I'D. BUCKLEY APPofnTKD As TEA m
aPnCruR FoR Pu0RT soUaD.

}. I'D. BucKLKH ARPoIaEKD As TEA N
aPECTo1 FOE Ru0HI soUaD.
Customs Collector Qainay A. Brooke
has been 10 this CITY for ssverAl dayI
past holding interviews With Senator
Mitchell and msTn 5ers Of tue customs
force. A Posi- IaTKLEHa KRoEa Feprs
sentative questioned him YESTERDAY Al
to what q eli msanf--h there waa any
thing il the rumoT that changes veFe
to be made 10 she force.
"Thsrs are 10 be no further changer
be said further than has beea an
nouueed. James II. Prioe will be deD-
atty collector here 10 place Of Mr.. Mul.
key, who has been mads general coilse
tor. The names have been cent on and
viii no doubt be confirmed at Washing
ten. have arranged however, for the
appointment Of tea collector for this
porl. Thev hags such 8 collector at
perhaps philadelphia and Baltimore.
fou see the government has 10 take pre-
oantions against the intfodneiion Of
any article Of food that IL deleseTioas 20
the hsalih Of the people. There have
been large quantities OF tea brouRht
into this e0untTy that have bean used
oAo1 N44 04AA4 Us1Fs t4lIN@4 ID HluH nA
the Chinese aud japanese know 50 we'll
how 10 Do. Is is % prevent that thar
the collector Is appointed
"Aud Who e the new appoiutet7R
James Il. Buokley. son Of Assistant
General MaraReF ]. ~. Buskley. He "a
q gfAdGate al the college OF Pharmacy
N PhiIadslUhia, and e recommended
b. nanber Of persons as thoroughly
competenf.n
-How d ths inspecting dons-doss
every box have 10 be examinedfD
think 90, bat an not sure, AZ the
ONCE IL entirely new IL The NoFthwost.
TIE tea bsinR examined hsre does
away With the necessity Ct ssnding Il
through 10 sealed cars and Ia bond 10
New York az other ports where they
have such a. inspector. It viii be then
run through like other freight. Mr..
Boekley viii be prepared With PROPER
credentials and fall insiruotions e. 10
bis duties By the arrival Of tbs nsxt
ship nov on is way"
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VAN Fass1s Tsa IN EEclaEa-

T0Ha
Iee weska 80 ~ PNz fE1mEa-
sn.srnz y Is1 . auesg frsna 8 eefrs-
spsnssal as waIlahnrk II regard % -
disfrfbsiion 81 free pnssas ossr ~ rail-
rmaain DE teEisory amsne Ne neEn-
hess q ~ lealslaiafs. A. - sanst
iims q rsqnrntsd ihaas memheEs o. ne
laalnlalurs VIA ka1 refused 70 rsesisa
fps p1ss1s - lnfo<n ihs puhlis - -
fast thgouah les eotnmns and assured
its corssapsndsnt hat Be eoald proba-
hiY determinc boz many u she iseialz-
ioss poaansusd passes b ssbslEasii1R
from ne total numbsF q membsra the
nnmteE who waEs ahis 10 ~ that fhey
had rsfurnod lksm-
Hwp letters have bsen reoeived ffom
nasmhsrB u Ghs Legislators IL regard 70
the matter. Oounsllman 4. 7. Hauisy.
of KIiokifai, 6kamanis and Clark couE-
Gies pEompily rsiuFnsd TIE pifs which
waa sent % him. Ths anne assl0n uss
taken b Representative \. n. Kpsnp,
u Clarke e0nnty. Thoneh 20 sfete-
nent 20 thaa easus hes been resolved,
the sr-IszsEzzaEnuEa b feiisblJ IN
formed that Representative ". ,.
Ihompsos, Of Pierce county, also 70
fused = aoaspt pass.
Il soasoaly nsannn possible ihat 81 she
thlrty 81 msmbcFs ~ ne LEGISLATURE,
only thrcs tzsmbeEs have rsfused ioap-
espt fres paaaes. bot Il there are OILERS
vho nzs plsDslrd is pay for their ifs44
pogfslion. fhag aprens 10 b anhamea -
make ihe faos pnblie. he PosF- ln1zL-
raaxnorn has 10 daaire 70 misstpEeseut
auy msaberof fhs lagislainrs il this
matter, and II any others Who have ~
turned iheiE passes Nlal notify il q tho
faei II hi alsdlS elles Their names in
the list which nov e0mpEinsn only those
Of Haulsy. Kua6p and Thonpson,
Oar wali1hulR ooEzsapondsnt was
also anxi0na % know uheihaF Demo-
erals or Republicans esFe nosf given
10 returning passes. OF the fhaoe whs
have done %. MsasEa. Hailey and
Thompson are Responsiveness while Mr.
Knapp il q DsmooFsi, % that TINS far
NE psoposiion Of Republicans Who have
returned paaBss h q two 10 one. As 70
whether The acseptance Of these passes
b fhe other thiFty-shFes viii have any
sEees apon their aotion a. legislators,
our correspondent can best daisruaine
By uatohina the record Of The lsziala-
tors during the approaching session.
Tue PosT-INTEz1zaKRcKR viii endeavor
10 give 10 detail every important voie
taken during the aession, and ne aiti-
lude Of the HENDERSON many questions
which viii probably arise win doubtless
indicate hov much their action h in
Giacnced BY q free pass.
Il would be interesting IN this oOnuso-
ton 10 know hos many Of the terri
lorial ofIioials other than members Of
he legislature ere accustomed 70 travel
on free passes. The Fogr-INTELL1aEs-
cEn will b GLAD 70 publish NE views on
this subject Of any member Of the Ter.
risosiAl government, from Governor
semple down. II any Of them do moi
accept free passes they shoald not hesi'
tate 20 inform The public Of the fact
and It Is altogether probable that theS
will not hesitate TO do go.
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The discussion Of TIE sxpedisncy Of
admitting Dakota, Washington and
Montana 10 the union has again been
revived In the press and elsewhere, and
Il ls evident that the people are fast
aSaksninR 70 theRFeat WRONG Of depriv-
ing million American citizens Of the
rights which belong 10 them. The
most rAbid opponsns Of admissiOn canl
Slve 90 reason VIZ the northern terri
tories should not al onoe be admitted
70 statehood. Melody cen nAy ttat the
people Of any one Of those territories
are not entirely fitted for self govern
msni OF that they are not entitled BY
their nnmbers. their intelligence and
lhalE interest In the common welfare
70 partioicaie In the goveFnmont Of the
nation.
The three territories which are unde-
niAhly prepared IN every way for ad-
mission Into the uuion have been kepl
10 The territorial eopdisiOn solely foE
partisan reasons b. the Democratic
House Of Representative. No valid
argument against their admission can
be urged By The most Eabid Of tteir en-.
emisa. Il "a eanfeesedly q matter Of
votes. Because luo Of the thEea terri.
tories dsalrina aamission Wonld pFoba-
biz become Hspablioan atalas. tAe Den-
ocraiie party is wiiline 10 deny 10 then
the secFed right Of self government.
TIE trainers Of the constitution never
dreamed Of sash a state Of Affairs -
this They did aOl fos a uaonens inn
aeins thai undef the constitution which
thsy 80 carefully elaborated a portion
Of their descendants could be kept for
years 10 q state Of political servitade
InGniiely worsa thAn that which caused
them 10 rebel A9ainsl Great Britain.
The opinion IL nov expressed BY
thass uho Ere in q position TO iades
that TIE Dsmooratic leaders arc bsQln-
nlne 10 rsalins heir mistake 10 danyina
justice 10 che peopis o. sbs ssritoElss
aRd that they will atone far ID al the
coming session o. Congress. II is seq
geate3 lhal they will admit Dakota.
Wmhineton And Mont&na - ths union.
providing. however, IN The admitting
aes that they shah not be per-
united 90 take part in the nsxs prest.
3snaiai eieesson. such asAion h. paF-
haps. more than he peapis of ths terEi- |
tories sxposi. and they vill daahalsss be !
truly grateful for al that they WEil 70,
ssise. Bat Why. u nav % askad. sheaid !
Ties nol be permitted =, take part in
he presidential slsstisn II he terri
tories are prepared sor Submission into
lhe anion. sheJ shoald be Admiited vita
ga eOeiittous. II thes are not va
pared. they skoaid bot Re ssmiftsd q
al. II she peopis are a. 70 sustain
sials gosernmsnt. tkey are a. TO have
sotoe IN The nAti0nal government. To
Admit TIE tszEil0siss into the union ard
10 provide sl the sass time THAI they
lAall not take part u the presidential
slseiios. W0sia es oniE les uniast than
BOT 30 admit tAen a. all Congress
might - veil tsrbid their sskins part
Ia he next tee presidential sies.issa
y in lhs nsxt tAFee. ne teFritoriea are
lallg pEsgared for s.aiSAsod- They d.
nAnd aaamsasash se sha uaian - rieha
,nd a. not ask Il a1 fasas. 1ksir d.
..aa.ssf A., ..~as.aaR "a ......a
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NEW ADvERTIsEMEnTa
ART STUDIO.

ma ISIS CLAIRE CATCH HAS 0pHNan
4sA an Art Studio a tho UniFt
Mnore she viii give lessons IN M
ghaFcoal and Cfaycn Drnwlng, QH ~
stFacai0n IN the ClnoinnnN Art snhHol Mt
the san Francisco Hc1oot 81 ra1|En
hQr further inforNntlon @nN.F a ~
residence on the University al6nea1 &
g the studio. ~ 81
ct. ANDREWS AND CALEDONIA
- Society meela every Tuesday 0HF1
e O'Clock In Room No. II, Xe1'ez stNEE
Bons OF Scotahmen Arc Cordially lngS| Il
attend. w. II. C0W1E. RrorI411t
G. P. Lows, Secretary. ne
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ooHKs Enkn DzPnIvHo 4 rsKn1E COUNTY
krTonExT OF A aeon oERIcR.

Il. n. Hensil, Esq,. whose appoint
ment as United States commissioner
vas announoed few days ago, has nos
yet returned % fhe city. The annonnce-
mens has 0esasionod SONS talk 0nt Of
which Is deseiops that Hs1aii has been
q commissioner since the middle Of
July and for 3 large pari Of TIE interim
tia feet vas unknoHn 20 himself. IL
aDbeara that Is thB "a io1rned session Of
She aapreme court 81 Olgmpia July 10,
Hon. EiEood Exams. feprosenlinR &
paFh q lbs bar q RiaEoe eounfy. saa-
assss@ ~ nane q 3 =. Hsns.l, - oid
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ass tsrs - nnlfsr IL rarrr mzke
ne sspss saosA MA nnsh lEu1s -
ntiis Ell niikA q sknEl t4s have
~ 4bst uhinn wfl be aasdM y ~
81 1rs4fse q ~ ctfizz1 I'D nstsI
szhnusted aonnss 81 wuaIsh - . iaERs
namlsr 81 ~ useahaais4 Lst dsiag
esss $50 e saf1n-
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POSSIBILITIES or rm PLACE
-0KNKRAL NEWS.
Rsr.lar Cor. Pah. Inss1iqsnesr.l

Regllar Ger. Peat Inselliqsaesr.l
saTFMENrs.
ALTHOUGH olympia Il nos extensively
engaged ID manufacturing, nor are her
commercial lnteresis large % present,
vet there is, In q quiet sort Of way .
volume OF business done here that sur
priaen those NOS intimately acquainted
with the place. Beside tue millions OF
feet o. LOGS thai are being continually
taken 10 other places because OF the
lack Of proper facilities for mAnufao.
turing lumber, there have been shipped
| from this port during tbs month Of
October fcrty-eix tens Of oysters. aud
this does net begin 10 equal the de-
mand. II u expected soon to pat 8
| force Of rnen a. the oystefbeds, 10 opan
them there ape ship In kegs ao the
transportation charges will be les
which win enable places remote from
the Sound 10 give orders. and it is ex.
pected will beueiis the owners OF the
beds and induce them 70 increase the
output. DarinR October there have
bsen shipped Of shingles manufactured
hare $4,000 Aboui sixty heeves hare
been Ehipped during this time By deaf
esa here. beside numerous sheep and
hogs. Many hundred boxes Of apples
have also been shipped and u is 0nly
necessary for the quality Of the fruit
raissd here 10 become bstteE kuoWn for
these shipments 10 be largely increased.
With practically unlimited water pouer
there e scarcely enough Sour aud Inn
Der Manufactured here for honae oon-
sumption. With nnexcelled facilities
fer makiua papeg and cloth the raw
mateFials are ehipped from cor vsKy
doors. manufacinFed elsewhere and tha
dashed products returned. is mann-
fac4are and transportation having en-
Fiohed the Golfers Of strangers. There
are latent resources within the territory
depundant upan Olympia, aaficient 10
build up large aad prosperous ctr,
needing bot tie magic touch Of capital
10 awaken all into life and activity.
nUuDENa NOTES.
Ths tus siorY brick ballaiaR Of A. n.
tlhAmbelas % ths eornNE e Maia and
Fourth streets. Is RAPIDLY nearing CON-
piatton. and Il q credit b tAe toWn end
lie enterprise Of ite owner. The entire
sFoand a0cs has bsen rented for Eve
Feafa BY I. Hafvis. The upper story IL l
divided into saitee Of olh.es furnished !
With oESn gHatess aas. speaking tabes /
md every modern convenience.
o. ahe wesa side cf Mnir street, be.
lueen Third and FoRgth, AE. B. q
Woodxan - erecting q hnA k0o- story
oFick bnildisg. The lower part b d.
Fided into two stores, az which the |
aogth cue he's been rented b. n. O'Con.
Der. TIE seccad story Of this balltine |
Etll also Be ussd for cfices. Il isex-
pecied thai both Of these haiidinzs vail /
% ready for occapaney in DscsEser.
Ihls Is an esq af esiEBAlk hatidiue, /
EAny nsw ones being laid IN diHesena /
arts % The city.
VERA On the iOng wharf u psogrsss
NJ satisfactorily.
Oiympia. Nor. 5. lSs5.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

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